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Re: Mock Our Rivals

I can always see the Eagles interest paralleling the Giants in the draft.

[quote user="Eagles to Reportedly Check Out LSU DT Michael Brockers and UMT CB Trumaine Johnson"]...LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers (6-5, 322) has 11 visits scheduled, including one with the Eagles, according to Aaron Wilson of Scout.com.

...Meanwhile, the Eagles will also take a look at Montana cornerback Trumaine Johnson, according to Wilson.

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[quote user="Eagles to Reportedly Check Out ASU CB Omar Bolden"]The Eagles will have Arizona State cornerback Omar Bolden in for a visit, according to Aaron Wilson of Scout.com.

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Why another corner? Well owners meetings can always bring a transaction or two with them.

[quote user="philly.com"]Despite a few potential obstacles, the Eagles will try to trade Asante Samuel before April's draft.

The
cornerback is 31 and due to earn $9.5 million next season, so it's
unlikely they'll get anything close to what they would have had last
August in a near-complete swap with the Detroit Lions.

But don't
underestimate the Eagles' negotiating powers. It's one of the front
office's strongest traits, although the bartering has had to camouflage
systemic failure in the evaluation of draft prospects on defense.

For
the third straight year, the Four Horsemen - Jeffrey Lurie, Andy Reid,
Joe Banner, and Howie Roseman - arrive at the NFL owners meetings with a
stallion to trade.